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Dejima in Nagasaki: Japan’s Sole Foreign Trade Port During the Tokugawa Isolation Period

The article explains Dejima’s role in Nagasaki as Japan’s only port of contact with most foreigners during the Tokugawa era, and notes it as the place where Japan first encountered items such as coffee, beer, bread, and Italian pasta.

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